Prison warden recalls a doomed inmate’s farewell tragedy
Indiana Prison warden George A HM Shideler tells of a prisoner sent to Michigan City after bidding farewell to wife and six children. The dying man’s delirium grew in confinement as his wife and infant child left behind poverty and neighbors cared for other children. The widow asked for her husband’s body to be returned, but no state fund existed. the body was sent home.
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George A. HM. Shideler
Indiana
Michigan City
Mr. Shideler
Uberty
Hospltal
Prof Troop Visits Indianapolis To Examine San Jose Scale
Purdue entomologist Prof James Troop arrived at Indianapolis by request of State Geologist Bilatchley to study the San Jose scale pest. He inspected J K Lilly’s 3000 apple trees in Broad Ripple and will tour city sites on the list to evaluate infestation and report needs for an assistant and additional funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Troop
Purdue University
Biitchley
San Jose
Troop
Indianapolis
Broad Ripple
J. K. Lilly
J. Clyde Power
Bilatchley
Indiana governor names Shiloh Monument Commission members
Governor Durbin announced seven names for the Shiloh Monument Commission. Members include Benjamin M Hutchins Columbus Sixth Indiana Regiment Captain Thomas B Wood Franklin Eleventh Indiana Captain Edwin Nicar South Bend Fifteenth Indiana Colonel James Wright Rockport Twenty fifth Indiana and Nicholas Ensley now in North Ontario California Forty fourth Illinois. The Legislature authorized more names to be added soon. A 325000 appropriation funds erecting battlefield markers. The tract at Shiloh has been ceded to the United States for a park like Chickamauga, with Indiana officials completing marker work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durbin
Shiloh Monument
Benjamin M Hutchins
Columbus
Indiana
Thomas B. Wood
Franklin
Edwin Nicar
South Bend
James & Wright
Rockport
Nicholas Ensley
North Ontario
Cal
van N. Walker
George H. Thomas Paxt
United States
Shiloh
Chickemauga
Tour of Osteopathy Colleges By State Medical Board Members
Dr W F Curryer and Dr W Webster of the State Medical Board left the city Tuesday to tour leading osteopathy colleges. They will inspect Chicago and Missouri schools and Kirksville to study pedagogy for a possible licensing decision. A Quincy, Illinois institution no longer in business may also be reviewed. The Moscow Fire Insurance Co of Russia, with U S office in Hartford, was granted a license to transact business in the state after deposit of securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. PF. Curryer
Thie Etty
W. Webster
Lafayette
State Medical Board
Ecity
Hiventes
Chicago
Ihe
Kirksville
Jon
Quincy
Moscow Fire Insurance Company
Moscow
Russia
Hartford, Conn
New
Board of Public Works
E. M. Johnson
Taggart
Tunch
University Club
Merchants’ Association of Indianapolis
Board of Works
Adé Miller to Join Hi Katcham's Racing Interests
Adé Miller resident manager of Eng Heh's Opera House will be associated with Hi Katcham's racing interests this July 4 in Cincinnati as the racing senior pace records new.
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Adé
Miller
Eng- Heh
Hi. Katcham
Ee New Dar
Gineinnati
Plano Port Plans Five Dollar Increase at Wulschner's
A local notice reports a new $5. Plano for $165 at Wulschner's, detailing price change and point of sale.
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Wulschner’s
Indiana Entomologist Debunks Bug Fear In Victorian Office
A timid woman asks State Geologist Blatchley if a house centipede is dangerous. He confirms it is harmless and shares entomology facts, noting regional shifts in fauna, including southern plants and insects reaching northern Indiana and an odd ant behavior study by Sir John Lubbock.
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Blatchley
Man of Science
Indiana
Prof. Blatchley
Mason and Dixon
New Harmony
Webash
Vigo County
Florida
Indianapolis
Professor Blatchley
John Lubbock
England
Texas
Plan offers two Pan American trips to top voters
Wasson's OU campaign draws huge interest as Indianapolis school teacher with the most votes by June 15 wins a two week first class trip to Buffalo for the Pan American Exposition with all expenses paid. The second place recipient gains a one week trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
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Buffalo
St. Lawrence River
Chautauqua
Public Fire and Police Appointments Revealed
The Board of Safety announced a full list of new fire and police appointees. Republicans secure the majority of the fifty four posts with most new hires filling fire department slots. Notable names include John A Hanlon a seven foot tall recruit and John W Fanning a veteran on the force. Substitutes for the police force are John Belch and John A Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Safety
Hyde
Republians
Goliath
John A. Hanlon
Admiral Brown
Norfolk Navy Yard
McMillan
John W. Fanning
Force
Fire Department
Fanning
Ora White
Harold Lave
Daniel 5. Dugan
George Cahill
Richard N. Sleight
John d. Griffin
William N. Shea
Thomas J. Hart
John A. Cain
George Wengler
William Hueder
William M. Pollard
Samuel O. Myers
James King
P. J. Riley
Harry L. Morrison
Robert Bruce
Charles E. Householder
Anthony T. Barrett
Charles McCaffery
Alonzo E. Riges
Charles O. Whaley
Patrick Barton
Michel O'Connor
E. A. Stubbs
Arthur A. Grove
Harry Barlow
Bartley Dugan
Frederick Simmons
Harry Thomas
John Router
Robert G. Stuck
Herbert Campbell
Charles BE. Roney
Augutus W. Albrecht
Alto M. Rounder
John EB. Hoffaker
Thomas Eaves
Harry A. Gebhard
Witthon Truesdell
Edward A. Clark
William A. Scott
William A. Millapaugh
Archie C. Willame
Marry Schumacher
J. E. Stiegemeyer
Andrew Miller
Willam Fenemen
Harnest V. Casta
Walter W. West
Ota Bailey
John Belch
John A. Hansen
Elks Lodge and local firms file articles of incorporation
The Indianapolis Lodge of Elks completed plans for a lodge building and filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state for the Indianapolis Elks Building Company with 30000 capital. Directors include Keach, Fanning, Schurmann, Voss, McGregor, Holt, Williams, Hays, Fertig. The Tribune Printing Company filed for 10000 capital with 8000 common and 2000 preferred, directors Yates, Ratcliff, Byers. Other filings include Macbeth Evans Glass in Pittsburg with Indiana agents Harnack and Adams, Rock Island Plow Company with Indiana representative Welsz, and Prick Company naming Duncan as Indiana service of process agent.
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Indianapolis Lodge of Elks
Secretary of State
Indianapolis Elks Building Company
James L. Keach
Joseph T. Fanning
Edward Schurmann
Jay G. Voss
John McGregor
Sterling BR. Holt
Wilford M. Williams
Franklin W. Hays
Emil Fertig
Tribune Printing Company
New Castle
John F. Yates
Flemming Ratcliff
Verling Byers
Macbeth-Evans Glass Company
Pittsburg
Indiana
Theodore F. Harnack
Cleveland
William Adams
Marion
Rock Island Plow Company
Rock Island
Welsz
West
Washington Street
Indianapolis
Prick Company
Waynesboro
John
Duncan
Robbed Saloon Keeper Fights Off Robber
Saloon keeper John F. Jakobi at 639 South Pennsylvania Street was held up at 10:30 by a masked man who took about 15 dollars. Four men fled through an alley nearby, sparking a theory of three accomplices. Police secured a description but did not investigate further. Jakobi drew a revolver and fired two shots at the robber as he fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FP. Jakobi
Jakob
Captain Armstrong Chosen as Chief Marshal for Memorial Day
Full audience at Grand Army headquarters attended as Chairman Robbins presided. The committee on chief marshal reported Captain William AL Armstrong elected unanimously. It was ordered to decorate graves of Spanish and Philippine War soldiers. Remaining business noted as routine.
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Grand Army Headquarters
Robbins
William AL Armstrong
Funeral for Elias Waldon Held at Residence
The funeral for Elias Waldon will take place tomorrow afternoon from his home at 24 North New Jersey Street. He died Thursday evening after a lingering illness. Widely known as one of the city’s oldest colored men, he was survived by his wife and several children.
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Elias Waldon
New Jersey Street
Mr. Waldon
Quigley Granted Leave of Absence for Police Convention
Ten days leave granted to Superintendent of Police Quigley to attend the national convention in New York City. Also listed are numerous street and sidewalk projects with estimated costs, including paving on West and New York streets, cement walks, curbing, and sewers, plus actions and petitions on various streets and avenues.
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Quigley
Superintendents of Police
New York City
New York Street
Noble Street
Big Four
Dorman Street
Marlowe Avenue
Pogue
Twenty-third Street
College Avenue
Martindale Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Central Avenue
Windsor Street
Brookside Avenue
Twelfth Street
West Street
North Street
Fourteenth Street
Merrill Street
Illinois Street
Holton Place
Gale Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Belt Tracks
Glen Drive
Twenty-eighth Street
Spruce Street
Orange Street
Pleasant Run
Minnesota Street
Beech Street
Valley Avenue
Lawrence Street
Graceland Avenue
Thirtieth Street
Nevada Street
Hillside Avenue
Belmont Avenue
Washington Street
South Street
Capitol Avenue
Kentucky Avenue
le Grande Avenue
Shelby Street
Thirteenth Street
Bellefontaine Street
Ashland Avenue
Llinols Street
Thirty-fourth Street
Inois Street
Senate Avenue
Union Street
McCarty Street
Southern Avenue
Meridian Street
Pennsylvania Street
Virginian Avenue
Prospect Street
Treat Alley
Ag Sc
Vermont Street
Obie Street
Maseach
High de Se cigar distributor
An OCR legible fragment notes a cigar distributor or dealer identified as C. W. IKRLBL. Details are fragmentary and unclear, with no confirmed location or dates within the readable text.
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C. W. Ikrlbl
Returned to Louisville in burglary case
Harry Haney, just released after four hundred days, was brought back to Louisville Kentucky on a governor accepted requisition to answer burglary charges. Officer Dee Armstrong escorted him. Haney claimed his name was Thomas Henry. Circuit Court judge Allen ruled Armstrong targeted the right man and Haney was taken away.
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Harry Haney
Louisville
Durbin
Dee Armstrong
Haney
Thomas
Henry
Circuit Court
Allen
Armstrong
Stockyards transfers denied by Union and Interstate officials
Reports about further stock transfers in the Interstate stockyards were denied by Samuel E. Rauh of the Union and Alvin B. Lockard of the Interstate company. Lockard stated the stockyards would remain in business at the old stand for ten years, while Rauh said the Union company has its hands full without buying out another establishment.
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Interstate
Samuel E. Rauh
The
Union
Alvin 8. Lockard
Interstate Company
Mr. Lockard
Raih
Union Company
Y M C A Finances and Fundraising for 1901
The finance committee of the local Y M C A met at noon yesterday at the Commercial Club and discussed finances. The association seeks to raise 5000 by subscription to aid expenses for 1901. It costs about 10000 to maintain the institution for a year, with 5000 to be raised through memberships.
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Commercial Club
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